Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-06-24


NEw YoRn, June 23d.-The star makes q
suggestion that the captured Confederate
trophies be gashered and deposited in a re.
eeptaele in tire monument TO De erected
over the grave of Grant. 1t says the idea
IS excellent and timely, ana asks: Why
should not these relics of conflict Grant
/ first stilled WITH his yalor, then held in
superb compassion, be deposited with his
Iioote ashes in th5 tomb where he also has
found peace?"
Rights OF Fur-seaiers.
WASHINGTON, June 230--The Collector
OF Customs at Sitka, Alaska, recently ssab-
mlEe'd to the Treasus'S Department a qrses-
tloB submitted by resident of Kodiak. as
to whether he can lawfully engage with 2
schooner and crew in kiiliry fur-seals in
= a lasssa waters not aear the Pryolloo IL,
lands. Assistant Secretary Maynard in
forms the collector that inasI1.lch as Sec
ton 1890 of the Revised Statutes prohibits
the kiiA3g OF any fur-se=lswithiTst the limits
OF Alaska Territory, or in she waters
thereof, except by lessees under the spec
lal law, tae question must be answered in
the negative.
The Patriotic Sons.
CHIcAee, June 23d-Tha Patriots Sons
OF America closed their eleventh National
Convention to-day. The following officers
were elected for the ensuing year. presi-
dent, GeorgeP p. Smith, of Chicago; Vice
President, Frank L. Murphy. of Penrayl-
vanla; Treasurer, A. B. Phillips, of Col
orado; Secretary, +. W. HeDdiey, of 3ilio
The Convention adopted a revised platform
OF principles the more important Eeibg
against permitting any foreign Socialists.
Anarchists or Eihiiists to land at our perts.
and forhidding foreign Spectators and ad-
venturers from investing in American real
estate,
The Pope ygIl Probably Resign.
New YORK, Tune 23d.-The following
telegram was sent 10 Rome Yesterday to
Cardinal Simeoni, Prefect of the Propa-
ganda at Rome:
One hundred thousand Cathoisy7 in mass
meeting in this city Saturday, June 18th, have
denounced the thre 4tened excommunication of
DR.. MeGlynn, with whom they are prepared to
stand, and protest against ecclesiastical inter
ference with the political rights of American.
citizens. JEREMIAH COUGHLIN M D.
JAMES GAGAN, Secretary. Chairman.
Brother and Sister.
ICoppTSA, 1887, BY 1e California issoesa.sz I,ress
New YORK, June 23d.-Ameha Ricci. a
young Italian maiden, arrived at Castle
Garden on Sunday. She was unaccom-
panied, and evinced surprise that ber
brother, who she said resided at San Bran
cisco, was not there to receive her Father
Riordan cared for her until Monday, when,
on taking her to Castle Garden, Amelia
met her brother, Ornesti, who had come
from San Francisco.
Freight Agents in CouncifS
COLORADO SPRINGS, June 23d.-The Cen
eral Freight Agents Association met at
Manitou this morning. Thirty-fiye roads
were represented. Several articles of
wooden-ware were added in the classifca-
tion of carload rates, and few matters of
detail considered, but no business of gem
eral Importance was transacted. 10
changes were made in the classification of
wool. Several new members were. ad-
mitted, and the convention adjourned to
meet at st. Louis in November.
The Mayfiower Beats the GaIatea.
MAEBLEHEAD( Mass. }, June 23d.-The fog
which prevented the yacht race for the past
few days has at last lifted, and the race was
sailed to-day. The conditions were favor
able for the English cutter Galatea. The
Mayfiower crossed the line at noon, about
one-quarter of a mile ahead of the Galatea.
She rounded the stakeboat 81 minutes
ahead of the Galatea, and crossed the finish
line at ZIG. The Galatea crossed the line
at 4:30l.
Baseball Record.
CINCINNATI, June 23d- Cincinnati 3.
Louisville l.
BALTIMORE Baltimore 6, Athletic /.
MISUNDERSTANDING ,, New York l.
INDIANAPoLIs-India 10, Boston 9.
CHIcAGo- Chicago I, Philadelphia :.
Thirteen innings, and game called on ac-
count of darkness.
DETRoIT.-Detroit +, Washington ..
CLEyELAND-Cleveland s. ST. Louis II.
He Was Weary of Waiting.
NEBRASKA CITY, June 23d.-Quinn Bo-
hannon, noted outlaw and murderer,
under sentence of death and awaiting the
decision of the United States Supreme
Court, escaped from the county Jail last
night and has not yet been recaptured.
The manner of his escape is mystery
he was undoubtedly aided from the out
side, as dummy, with his regular clothes
on, was in the bed in the cell.
The Wabash Railroads Sat Rates.
CHICAGO, June 23d.-At the meeting of
the Central Traffic Association. to. day, TO
consider the serious cut rates to the sea
board made by the Wabash, it was resolved
that Chairman Fink and the Eastern trunk
lines be appealed to for action 10 protect
their Western connections and prevent the
decentralization that must follow the unau-
thorized rates of the Wabash.
The Brooks kidnapping Case"
DENVER, June 23l. - Detectives ac-
quainted with the case are satisfied that
Mrs. Brooks, whom recent kilograms from
Vassar, Mich, claimed was held q captive
in California by bandits in order to secure
possession of her fortune, and Mrs. Anna
Butterfeld, of Riverside, Cal, are one and
the same persons, and that she has not
and never had-the amount of money left
her that she claims.
The Lion and the Unicorn.
tcoPgig, 1887, J nc calfor'lia Associaol Press
New YORK, June 23d.-The Times in a
humorous articles concerning the Irish
hostility to the Lien and the Unicorn on
the old State House, Boston, says The
emblenis have been Boston's since it was a
British colony, and for the first time ex-
cited the indignation Of anybody"
Indian School Superintendent.
Copyright, 1857, By G,e California Associated Pres
WASHINGTON, June 23d.- Especial. l.
Prof. A. II. Janus, for the past fourteen
years connected with the Columbian Uni
versity, has been appointed Superintendent
of Indian Schools for the District of
Southern California, and is now Ell route
for his new field of labor.
Mfxlean-Ear Pensions.
ICcpyrigit, 1857, by be California associated Pres
WAsHrNeToN, June 23d.-[ Special. l.
California pensions were granted to day as
follows L. b. Dayega, Harrison Jones and
David Scannell, San Francisco; Albert
Hart, Santa Cruz 0. @. McGray, Redding
California Graduates.
lCopyrigat, 1887. By &c California Associated I'ress
New YoRK. June 23d.-Union College
Yesterday conferred the honorary degree of
Doctor of Laws on Levi G. Lane of San
Francisco, and Doctor of Divinity on Thos.
Frazer cf San Francisco.
4 vyiss-Poisoner Lynched.
ABERDEEN Missy, June 23d.-At two
o'clock this morning a party of masked
men rode into Keseinsco, proceeded 10 the
Jail overpowefed the jailer and took James
w. Webb, white man, to a cc2senient
,,laca oo1 banoaI him On St,~tI Ioct